I Want To Inspire, And

One Movie Is Only One Movie. I Want To Have A Lifetime Of Making Films.

For Me, Certain Shots Or Scenes Are Keys In The Movie.

Children Make You Confront Your Own Childhood. Which I Think Is Common. Suddenly You're Remembering Your Own Parents As Parents, Not To Mention The Fact That You're Confronted By Them As Grandparents. So You Also Have That Terrible Shock, A Mirror Image Of Your Own. You Suddenly Seem To Be So Helpless In The Face Of Young Children. And You Think, "how Did You Ever Bring Up Me?"

You're In The Lap Of The Gods. If People Go, They Go, And If They Don't.

If You're Doing A Classic Play, Where If You Do A Chekhov, You Do The Words As Written. You Can't Do That With A Novel; You Have To Do Your Version Of The Words As Written.